Hi. I have a Fisher Wood Stove Insert in a house I just purchased, and we are not going to be keeping it. It looks like the one pictured here (I have loads of pics at home but not here at work). I don't know how old it is, or if it's been used much at all. It's very clean and in beautiful shape. I would like to sell it locally, as the house is in a town where everyone has a wood stove or fireplace. Can someone please help me find it's used value? Not even sure of the model. Thanks.
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There is no "used value". What ever the buyer and seller agree upon.
I can tell you they vary by season, so right now they are higher than summer.
If it has a UL or CSA tag it makes it more valuable since it may be able to be used legally.
A blower and fire viewing screen should raise the value as well. Depending on the blower, that can be worth as much as the Insert.
I can tell you they vary by season, so right now they are higher than summer.
If it has a UL or CSA tag it makes it more valuable since it may be able to be used legally.
A blower and fire viewing screen should raise the value as well. Depending on the blower, that can be worth as much as the Insert.
shredney
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One problem will be that BC has some of the strictest regulations re woodburning emissions in Canada also it is likely the stove doesn't have a CSA or ULC tag therefore will only be useful for a camp or scrap. I took out dozens of them here in Nova Scotia and not once was ever able to resell one as no insurance company will insure a property with one. Sorry
930dreamer
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